Summary
If you used the Accessible U site before June 10, 2020, you may be wondering: Where did the content about how to use specific technologies, links in the Learn More sidebars, and some of the Core Skills for Web Developers go?
- We incorporated some of the how-to content into knowledge articles on the Information Technology site. We want to make accessibility part of the everyday process of using University-supported tools.
- We will curate the Learn More resources to reduce the number and make sure they are up to date.
- We will evaluate some of the web development content to see if it is still relevant.
All Content
An archived version of the old Accessible U site is available from the Wayback Machine.
How-to Content
This content is not on the new Accessible U site. Similar content is on the Information Technology site.
- Alt Text in Canvas, Google Docs and Slides, and Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
- Canvas Accessibility Considerations (now Canvas: Design an Accessible and Usable Course Site on the Information Technology site)
- Drupal Lite
- Functional Accessibility Evaluator
- Google Apps and Screenreaders
- Google Docs
- Google Slides
- Headings and Tables of Contents in Google Docs and Microsoft Word
- Lists in Google Docs and MS PowerPoint and Word
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Microsoft Word
- Video Captions and Transcripts in YouTube
- Using YouTube
Web Development Content
This content is outdated and may be added to the Accessible U site in the future.
- ARIA
- Landmarks
- Search Engine Optimization